Eco Dental Floss Picks - Lemon Charcoal

Dental Floss Picks are growing in popularity because of their ease of use, particularly for caregivers who help others with flossing. Unfortunately, like with most things, the convenience comes at a price, which is a ton of single-use plastic.

These dental floss picks are made with plant based PLA (Polylactic Acid), derived from Corn, Cassava and Beets, so they're not contributing to the manufacturing of virgin plastics.

Please note - not all communities can compost PLA yet, so if yours doesn't these need to be disposed of in the trash. That said, since these are made from plants, not plastic, they're still a lower carbon footprint and therefore a cleaner alternative.

Handles made with plant based PLA (Polylactic Acid) derived from Corn, Cassava and Beets

The Floss is made from ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) spun fibres produced with terpene oil (ie. orange peels)

*Information taken from The Future is Bamboo website

Pinching the pick handle between your thumb and fingers, line the floss up between your teeth and gently press down until it's in between your teeth.

Slide the pick back and forth and up and down in between your teeth to remove all debris.

Rinse your pick as required to keep it clean in between teeth.